Does Anybody Know I'm Here? (Vietnam Through The Eyes Of Black America 1962-1972) - CD

Various: Does Anybody Know I'm Here? (Vietnam Through The Eyes Of Black America 1962-1972) version on CD in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in United Kingdom in publishing company Kent Soul on 12. July 2005.

Soul music has always been a means of expressing feelings of pain and sadness. A Soldier's Sad Story, a previous award-nominated album released in early 2004, managed to reflect how black musicians dealt with and addressed the trauma of Vietnam through an extensive track list, and how they used their music to convey fears, hopes and warnings to the world. It is followed by "Does Anybody Know I'm Here," which includes songs that were not released for the first volume or could no longer be included in the already extensive track list. Marvin Gaye ("Soldiers's Plea"), Impressions ("Don't Cry My Love"), Joe Tex ("I Can't See You No More"), Thelma Houston ("Don't Cry My Soldier Boy"), Dells ("Does Anybody Know I'm Here"), Martha Reeves & The Vandellas ("I Should Be Proud"), Funkadelic ("March To The Witch's Castle") and many more. Soulful, deeply moving, full of passion and musical finesse.

Album spans genres Funk / Soul and Soul.